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Title Section12 1960-05-29 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES m No. 1292. SUNDAY, MAY 29, 1960 20 CENTS12 words
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475 1960-05-29 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. THE MINISTER for Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari, today accused rubber interests outside the Federation of having attempted to sabotage the Government's aim to set up a rubber exchange in this country by threats and intimidation. Tin:475 words
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1017 1960-05-29 1 KHRUSHCHEV: LET CHINA JOIN THE NEW SUMMIT Russian call includes India, Indonesia MOSCOW. Saturday. |y|R NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV said today that Communist China and other Asian nations, including India and Indonesia, should be invited to the next Summit conference of the Big Four powers. In a major foreign policy speech theReuter - 1,017 words
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Article, Illustration73 1960-05-29 1 SPY IN THE SKY GOES UP The 2'i-ton Midas "spy-in-the-sky" earth satellite is hurled from the launching pad at Cape Canaveral. Florida. The U.B. Air Force said the satellite went into orbit. It is the first step in a missile detecting system that could flash advance warnings of sneak attacks73 words
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Article439 1960-05-29 1 U.S. JET WAR FORCE FOR F. EAST WASHINGTON, Sat. The U. S. Air Force will fly a striking force of 120 aircraft to the Far East next week. It would be a "training exercise," on Air Force spokesman said here yesterday. Asked if the exerciw had any connection with theReuter; UPI - 439 words
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Article28 1960-05-29 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. The body of an unidentified Indian man was found floating at the Royal Singapore Golf Club end of Macßitchte Reservoir off Sime Road tonight.28 words
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Article77 1960-05-29 1 POLICE GUARD VERWOED AS HE TALKS PRETORIA. Sat. The South African Prime Minister, Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd, was closely guarded by plain clothes policemen when he spoke as guest of honour at a passing-out of student nurses at Pretoria general hospital last night. Addressing, among others, nurses who had attended himReuter - 77 words
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Article47 1960-05-29 1 TOKYO. Sat —The Japanese Prime Minister. Mr. Nobusuke Kishi. reaffirmed his determination to complete the ratification of the United States-Japan security treaty and said he believed the visit of President Eisenhower to Japan should continue as arranged. He told the reporters he had no Intention of resigning.47 words
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Article14 1960-05-29 1 MOSCOW, Sat. Rumours spread here today that Boris Pasternak. ailing Soviet writer, was dead.14 words
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Article30 1960-05-29 1 But reporters who rushed to his house were told by his brother. Alexander, that the author was still alive. "We hope he will lire a long time," Alexander added. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article32 1960-05-29 1 HONGKONG. Bat, Field Marshal Montgomery returned to British territory from China today but refused to discuss his trip to Peking and Shanghai during which he had long talks with top Chinese Communists.32 words
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Article21 1960-05-29 1 OMAHA < Nebraska i Sat. Seven people, six of them children, died today when flre raged through a three-storey apartment house. U.P.I.UPI - 21 words
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Article398 1960-05-29 1 Turkey: Early polls pledge ATHENS, Sat. Ceneral Cem a I Curs c I, Turkey's new strongman, promised last night that he would hold free elections soon. Thp chairman of the National Unity Committee, which took power after an armed forces coup early yesterday, said in a broadcast: "I will notReuter - 398 words
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Article307 1960-05-29 1 SINGAPORE Sat. The £5 Singapore police have refused the Trades Union Congress permission to hold flag days to raise money for its welfare fund. Mr. Sydney Woodhull, Political and Information Secretary of the TIC, disclosed this in a statement today. The statement also contained a307 words
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Article251 1960-05-29 1 JyIANILA, Sot. Two m hundred and t.fty people were reported dead or missing today in o maior flood disaster on Luzon, the Philippines' largest island. Police reports said 20 000 people were rendered homeless, and there was wide* spread damage to property. The death251 words
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Article, Illustration3069 1960-05-29 3 D-Day as the men there saw it THE OPPONENTS men had picked up the unbelievable The message, a Press cable, had been monitored in after dark. It read- PRESS ASSOCIATED NYK FLASH EISENHOWERS HQ ANNOUNCES ALLIED LANDINGS IN FRANCE Meyer was dumb-found-<rl Hi- tii -t impulse was to c headquarters3,069 words
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Article156 1960-05-29 4 SCOUTS TOLD: HONOUR PLEDGE SINGAPORE, Sat. The Yang di-Pertuan ixegara and Chief Scout of Singapore. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. today called on the states 3,000 scouts to honour their pledge "to be loyal and useful to the country. Speaking at a rally held in his honour on the grounds *of156 words
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Article158 1960-05-29 4 CINGAPORE, Sat The Sixth Magistrate, Mr. C.H. Teo today said that he needed more time to decide whether or not to call for the defence of three men and a woman accused of acting as bookmakers at the Singapore Turf Club on Feb. 14. He said158 words
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729 1960-05-29 4 MAN ORDERED TO PAY SI 00 A MONTH PENANC. Saturday. THE young, pretty mistress of a millionaire's too said in court to- day his love for her "turned cold" when he fell for another woman three years ago. "He729 words
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111 1960-05-29 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two policemen who together had 32 years' service In the force, were today cleared of a charge of stealing $120 from a hawker on Jan. 20. The Third District Judge. Mr. K. T. Alexander, in acquitting Sgt. Atan bin Kltam and111 words
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Article, Illustration41 1960-05-29 4 THE CHIEF SCOUT MAKES A CATCH THE Yang di-Pertuan Negara and hief Scout of Singapore, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. seen catching a ball at yesterday's scout rally, given in his honour in the grounds of (he Istana Negara. Sunday Times picture.41 words
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41 1960-05-29 4 MUAR. Sat. A pupil of the High School here, Hon« Hal, 17, won the first prize of the Johore State elocution contest at Johore Bahru yesterday He spoke on the lile and achievements of Abraham Lincoln.41 words
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211 1960-05-29 4 A 'reorganise now call to Nanyang SINGAPORE, Sat. The People's Action Party today urged Nanyang University authorities to begin reorganising the university immediately in co-oper-ation with the Government 'in the interest of the students." This call was made in today's issue of the party's Chinese language organ Petir Weekly. Stressing211 words
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648 1960-05-29 5 BYRNE REVIEWS HIS MINISTRY'S ACHIEVEMENTS SINGAPORE. Saturday. rXPERTS from the International Labour Organisation will com* to Singapore to help the Singapore Trades Union Congress to set up a research unit and a proper library. They will also Help train648 words
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Article29 1960-05-29 5 SINGAPORE Sat The Master Attendant nf Singapore Capt J A L Pavltt. has asked all ships here to -dress ship 1 on June 3. Nationai Day.29 words
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Article, Illustration141 1960-05-29 5 GOLDEN KEY FOR SULTAN TO MARK UNVEILING rE Sultan of Johore. Sir Ismail, yesterday unveiled a commemorative plaque at the new Hong kong and Shanghai Bank in Johore Kahru. Aftrr the ceremony, the Sultan was presented with a golden key with a model of the bank on its tip. Mr.141 words
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48 1960-05-29 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Th< Salvation Army in Singapon and the Federation is cele brating its silver Jubilee thi; weekend. Overseas visitors here foi the celebrations are Com missioner Theo. Holbrook territorial commander of th< Western India territory. an< Colonel Chris. Wlddowson territorial commander of Indonesia.48 words
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Article50 1960-05-29 5 In announcing the re.Milu of the Singapore Musical Society* open planotorte competition last week, it was incorrectly staled that Margaret Tan was placed second in the senior section Miss Tan wa.s in fact a joint winner in the section with VuWl Cnong .Hid Muruko Hor.e.50 words
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Article40 1960-05-29 5 SINGAPORE Sat. Mr Gerald de Cruz, assihtaut to I the Far East correspondent of the London Observer, will speak on "My experiences with mentally handicapped children in the U.K.' at the Rotary Club s weekly luncheon on Wednesday40 words
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Article333 1960-05-29 5 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES mHE lullowing is todays •a schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS BO At From London. I&tanUubul. Tehran. Karaem DeliU. Rangoon BCH 358) 7 a.m. liom London. Zurich. Beirut. Bah Kiii. Karachi Delhi. Rargooii (h\ 792) 7 a.m.; from Tokyo. Hung Kong333 words
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Article222 1960-05-29 5 Lighter men go on strike C INGAPORE, Sot —About 70 lighterage work ers here went on strike this morning after being told that the com pany 'they ore working for would close ot the end of the month The workers are employed by Vayna Suppiah and Sons, a firm of222 words
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Article761 1960-05-29 6 HOW THE CAPABLE HOSTESS SEES EVERYONE HAS FUN Belligerent guests can be calmed down with tact IT IS A FRIENDLY WORLD we live in (if we discount big politics, of course) and most married womtn spend an appreciable number of their waking hours planning a party,761 words
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Article124 1960-05-29 6 P VERY ONE Is acquainted with the old buffet stand-by potato salad. Most of us know how to make it; but tne other day I came across a hew recipe for preparing Gourmet Potato Salad, something so nice I thought Id pass it on. Place In a bowl, three124 words
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Article, Illustration363 1960-05-29 6 S TWO OUTFITS for the bachelor l sir I are this silk and dacron suit I (left) and the cotton Jersey shirt S dress, i 1 hr suit is cut for the warmest weather uith wide deep neckline. The soft, tailored look of the collar363 words
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Advertisement222 1960-05-29 6 and crisp 1 "4711" EAU DE COLOGNE rtvivms as it refreshes. Moisten your handkerchief and the palms of your hands with "4711" EAU DE COLOGNE, inhale deeply its precious «a^ fragrance and feel f^pr^^ —genuine |<g@j EAUDE M^gi COLOGNE ■LUf A 00. D LABIL A 4/u LOLOONE ON RHINE rf^aa^222 words
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Advertisement167 1960-05-29 6 os® AJAX '^PW gp with Foaming Action >°o cleans so QUICK g&Jjfc^ works so EASY f(^Q polishes so BRIGHT J'frM BLV lag BL f fl^" r i 0 ht down What's Happening Back Home? Lrllen to frirkrfs and rrlatitra now otrrtrat •re only c^» link between them and homr. .4167 words
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Article, Illustration973 1960-05-29 7 Chan Chin Bock - Chan Chin Bock By DURIANS AND DUKUS, POMELOS AND PEARS, CHIKUS AND MANGOES YOU NAME THEM, HE HAS THEM EMGHT miks liom Hit- cil\. in ;m oul-ol llu w.i\ corner <>! a small .lurong market village I nut a man973 words
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Article142 1960-05-29 7 MEW DELHI. Sat. A man whom all India regards as a saint is tramping through the desolate countryside around Agra seeking the men whose trade is murder. He Is Vinoba Bhave. the man Gandhi called his most spiritual disciple. At 65. he is tough enough142 words
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Miscellaneous30 1960-05-29 7 l/rMQLIMO. WOULD HDU nov) /i'm COLL6CTIN« Yn^l l\ Vv \Jk V\ N\ NX II UP TUt MAGAZINES/ g 1 TU6M POC TUIt Ji VV Vv V\. \V Vv Vv >O >^30 words
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Article, Illustration269 1960-05-29 8 QVER 300 art critics and buyers from all over Europe attended the exhibition of abstract art at Madrid's famous Sola Toison. A Paris gallery offered 120 each for five of the paintings; a New York businessman offered £300 for another; the High Council of the Venice269 words
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139 1960-05-29 8 SMALL FOUR'S BID TO EASE TENSION APPROVED NEW YORK, Bat. The Security Council last night wound up a week of bitter post-Summit polemics with a peace-seeking appeal to the Big Four powers to resume negotiations "as soon a& possible The Soviet Union and Poland, the only Communist members of theReuter - 139 words
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Article95 1960-05-29 8 rtTAIPEH. Sat. An Ame- rlcan sergeant, who was accidentally electrocuted on Wednesday and was miraculously brought to life again after being dead for three-and-a-half hours died today In spite of doctors' desperate efforts to save him. When Sergeant Eugene E. Richmond, of the U.S. Army was found95 words
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234 1960-05-29 8 I ONDON, Sat. How would a civil servant, steeped in the official jargon of his job, make a proposal of marriage? Thp civil servants' monthly magazine set a competition Inviting Its readers to submit love let', rs In officla'ese. A special mention234 words
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Article, Illustration95 1960-05-29 8 British actor Sir Laurence Olivier and the girl he intends to marry: actresaj Joan PlowriKht. 31. Vivien Leigh, his wife for the past 19 years, said that Sir Laurence had asked her for a di\orc«\ and s»b« "will naturally do whateverUPI - 95 words
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179 1960-05-29 9 DUSUN, Friday, May 20. THIS is jn extract from "Jungle Nurse." by Pamela Couldsbury: "The Orang Laut, or Sea Gipsies, of Kuala Redang on th« S.W. coast of Johore, keep a most intelligent and useful breed ot dog. k a large breed with179 words
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Article127 1960-05-29 9 rB sight of what the Tuan calls "the jungle going by." in other words passing log lorries. fills him with nostalgia for the days when, v iung planter, he spent so much time exploring virgin jungle. He asks how long it will take denuded areas tv regenerate, and hazards the127 words
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Article88 1960-05-29 9 rE Tuan cannot foretell how the climate will be affected by th 3 lass of the natural forest wt. The steepest parts of ihe main rang* would remain intact, as also the isolated mow tain* that dot the peninsula. The effect on the fauna of deforestation 1s dealt with by88 words
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Article60 1960-05-29 9 ILfOW it can be economically practicable to 1 1 iollect rubber wood for the projected pap. r fjejery^ln the Federation the Tuan cannot _^or. People everywhere rely greatly on this OU hX,H Of fl f ewood Those living i n town* obJeVr to having to cook by means of oil.60 words
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Article51 1960-05-29 9 II sood news that a >teel works v, goin Jhs^tiSL*.^?, Ir i Sin a P° re we in Johoie r£ttiJ£f n able l resum c the collection and flattening of tins that at present litter the surrounding, of buildings everywhere »«3! e -ifflS u B« 111 earn a mt c51 words
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250 1960-05-29 9 IdfUALA LUMPUR, Sot. The Rubber Research Institute c F Mn seorcn insmure or moloyo has started on exponsion programme to recruit more Malayans ilr t,r,n «c I tor training os ossistont rubber instructors in its smallholders advisory service tu k\*fSkg^afR sald that250 words
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Advertisement400 1960-05-29 9 Cl The New Luxury Look in Parker \sl^l Ballpoints rj From the'makers of the world's most wanted gifts comes this sparkling n n c 1 J array of new and luxurious ballpoint Beautifully My led Parker has combined the dependable performance and quality construction With PrecioUS Metals of its famous400 words
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Article38 1960-05-29 10 W W*r4a SIC Him— ■> MO-MHO IMILDKtM lot of *y aaaa ta*m aaalaay. Taara'a -y partiaa C«aa I »»MU« LLO»iNc Maaaj ajti w-H.-.i .> ,»k 3 a| RBCl»tt MMMa I^fVHM (SMBaTa VWM^BBtVatM Bat naaiat >r— taa aato A«*Ma. Ob38 words
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THE SUNDAY TIMES
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Article281 1960-05-29 10 HOW would you like to have breaktast in Singapore and tea in London on the same day? The day Is not far off when for the price of an airline ticket you will be able to do just that. Last week six British air-281 words
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Article276 1960-05-29 10 THE Kuala Lumpur housewife who drew $1,000 from the bank did a very foolish thing when she stuffed the money Into her handbag and walked out Into the crowded street. She had not tant-n more than a few steps when someone threw pepper into her eyes and276 words
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Article, Illustration1305 1960-05-29 10 Who was to blame for the fall of Singapore? AN ANGRY NEW BOOK OFFERS A NEW VIEW OF THE WAR'S GREATEST MYSTERY A PICTURE from the past haunts me this week-eml- It h the picture of a small squad of British Army officers, in shorts and steel helmets, marching briskly1,305 words
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Article177 1960-05-29 10 "Poor old Charlie. Worst case of hen-peckec I've ever keen." "Tea. and now the poor blighter s had laryngitis for a week— quite lost his voice." "Is his wife giving him anything for it?" "She hasn't noticed it yet" Pa London bar a man watched a177 words
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Advertisement89 1960-05-29 10 By ROBERT PITMAN AfltiaaKlasC^^Bßfl --jc m O f^ Ift C p More successful men PALMOLIVE than any other shaving cream And no wonder' Palmohvr ONLY PALMOLIVE lather made with olive oil, t •ootbe,, smooths and con- M AS TMIf PROOF ditions your skin as you —^—i shave. Use Palmolrve La*89 words
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Article163 1960-05-29 11 Eight S'pore unions struck off SINGAPORE. Saturday. ▼HE SINGAPORE Government has cancelled the registration of eight unions under the newly enforced Trade Unions Ordinance. They are The Government and City Council Labour Union. Singapore Government Worker*' Union. Singapore Government Junior Staff Union. Singapore Government Medical, Health and Technical Workers' Union.163 words
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Article146 1960-05-29 11 Grand Tattoo rehearsal a success SINGAPORE Sat. Seven thousand and five hundred people, the majority ol whom were school children today carried out a full dre».rehearsal of i he Grana Tattoo to be staged at the Jalan Betar Stadium next Saturda> at 6 p.m. to relebraU National Day. Todays rehearsal146 words
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Article129 1960-05-29 11 MEXICAN TEAM SEEKS TRADE L 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. A 24--man Mexican trade mission to Indonesia passed through Singapore today. In charge of the mission Mr. R.S. Lozano. the Mexican Minister for Commerce and Industry. They are to spend five days in Jakarta having disI cusslons with Indonesian I businessmen. 'Indonesia129 words
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Article, Illustration33 1960-05-29 11 SKBGEANI I lIMMMOKE and his hmle. formerly Miss Shirley Peterson. »hu urre married in Singapore yesterday at tin- British Military Hospital rhapel in Alexandra Road Sunday Time* picture33 words
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60 1960-05-29 11 WHY I DON'T LIKE STEVENSON' ...BY TRUMAN AMERICAN prestige suffered with the Summit flop. So did Eisenhower's AND now that the time has come for Eisenhower to stand down, many people in America are placing their hopes in Adlai Stevenson as the successor to do the rebuilding. Bl'T former Presdent60 words
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Article14 1960-05-29 11 tomorrow, he tells why Stevenson la not the man for President.14 words
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Article31 1960-05-29 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. Koh Tay Slang, 50. of Kallang Road was today fined (600 In the Ninth Magistrate's Court for assisting In the carrying on of a public lottery31 words
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279 1960-05-29 11 MORE TROUBLE IS BREWING IN SINGAPORE UMNO SINGAPORE, Saturday. TROUBLE is brewing once again in Singapore State UMNO this time concerning the dissolution of the party's five divisions. The secretary of the East Division. Inche Zainnuddin bin Talib. has sent a circular to members urging them to resist any move279 words
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Article178 1960-05-29 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Acting Director of Posts, Singapore, announced that special arrangements had been made to operate postal services during public holidays on National Day, June 3 and Hari Ray a Haji. June 4 On National Day. commemoration postage stamps of four-cent and ?0-cent denominations,178 words
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Article88 1960-05-29 11 TODAY: Singapore 12 14 a.m. (•ft 6ln>, 1.38 p.m. (7ft 3im; Port Dlrkaon 828 am (Bft). 8.52 p.m. (Bft 4im: Port Swettenham 8.07 am 1 12 ft 41n>. 8.07 p.m. (12ft llm: Pensng 2.26 a.m. 7ft 21n>, 2.27 pm. (Bft tin). TOMORROW: Singapore 12 49 am. (Btt 41n),88 words
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Article31 1960-05-29 11 Singapore Coera Association noon prtoes on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra May $33.50 (nominal) Singapore Coconut Oil Millers MWisttM: bulk $51.50 tellers, drum $5450 sellers. Tone was quiet.31 words
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511 1960-05-29 11 CINCAPORE, Sat.— Stu dents in Singapore were yesterday exhorted to take a positive part in the economic and political development of the island state Six speaker> teh from the University of Malaya. Nanyang University and the Singapore Polytechnic were unanimous in their511 words
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Article, Illustration256 1960-05-29 11 Author talks of plan for 'peace' town •EXAMPLE TO THE WORLD' PROJECT CINCAPORE. S*t. French author Andre Flon-Chai'lle de Nere said here this week that he plans to build a model town in France dedicated to world peace and international co-operation. Mr. de Nere, who has visited 23 countries, including256 words
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Article27 1960-05-29 11 SINGAPORE. Sal. The tin price here today was quoted ai $388 50 a picul. down 37 4 cents on an estimated offering of 250 tons.27 words
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Miscellaneous398 1960-05-29 11 I WHAT'S i CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH (Wan Tho Avenue Sunday school 9.45 am morning worship 11 a.m.; training union 5 pm evening worship 6 p.m. SIDANG ADVENT II K I KETUJOH: Evening service In Malay at Maranaiha Hall. 730 Dunraan Road. 7.30 pm. Illustrated sermon In Malay "The World's Memorial398 words
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Article, Illustration84 1960-05-29 12 TODAY'S BEST PRINTS T»HE winner of this week's top prize of $30 is 'Smoke anu Sunlight" (right), submitted by Chui Leon* Kee. of 24-A Liane Seah Street, Singapore 7. Mr. Chui used a Rolleiflex camera and F.P. 3 film- Setting: fB. 1 60 second. W ►'THE second prize ol 184 words
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Article, Illustration108 1960-05-29 12 ADDRESS your entries: Picture Contest. The Sunday Times, Times House. River Valley Road. Singapore 9. Name and address uf sender, with title of picture and details of equipment used and exposure, must be written on the back of every print submitted. Pictures that have wun prizes cannot108 words
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Article, Illustration80 1960-05-29 12 TSDAY S runner-up prizes of $10 each go to "Feeding Time" (.right >, by Mrs. W.H. Lee. of Ipoh. and "June" <beiow». by Miss P. Gwynne, of Singapore. Mrs. Lee. of 9 Jalan Tokong. Ipoh, used a Minolta Autocord camera and Kodak Super XX film.80 words
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Article707 1960-05-29 12 RAYMOND THOMAS - RAYMOND THOMAS afl I RY yyE have now considered the more simple aspects of developing films, and have touched, very briefly, on the measurement of light reflected from a scene, which determines the approximate exposure needed to give a reasonable negative Betore we go any turtlui we must707 words
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Article29 1960-05-29 12 THE Sunday Times will not be responsible for any print that is lost or damaged in transit. Pictures that have won prizes cannot be I returned.29 words
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Advertisement117 1960-05-29 12 v T! machinery... ...Whether tropical fish H or fowl •^BaaOaa^^^^^ -^aWa^a^aaaa^aw ■fir a« 7 Kr Iju delivers m m jSm J xjy Sal b bplh *he^ goods! Air cargo courier service to any part ol the world For rates apply UAPAN AIR LINES Singapore Tel: ***** K. Lumpur Tel: *****117 words
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Miscellaneous167 1960-05-29 12 (popular crossword ACROSS: 1, Rogues card? (ft); DOWN: 1 Ilie.v have su* 5. Commerce .7i; 10, Sort of rock ing Myal (U) Kircl ol di»--i cavity (ft); 11, Plant <3>: 12. Hotel COU iit (4) 3 Runs ar>k<B 4, f 3); 13, Protect I7i 18. Conspiracy Al<e ff| MInUC <«);167 words
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Article, Illustration1018 1960-05-29 13 DOUGLAS ENEFER - DOUGLAS ENEFER By FROM LONDON for Aer f/re faft/re stretches limitlesslv THE REIGNING QUEEN' OF LONG-RUN SHOW GIRLS THE room was high, wide and handsome like the past, present and future of my fair lady. In fact, for hei the future stretches limitlessly but1,018 words
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Article, Illustration528 1960-05-29 13 Metronome - Metronome By IN "Let 1 Dance Again (Mercury stereo SR bO 152— mono MG SM7t), recording engineer and band leader David Carroll has produced a disc that will delight both dancers and audlophlles. We have bare a record that Is technically excellent In engineering and performance There528 words
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Miscellaneous281 1960-05-29 13 Your Sunday radio RAniO CIN^&DADP drens Ma»ailn>; 5.30 Repose; 6.00 P.M. 1200 Century ot Song: MMUIU SirtVIArUKL EmUng SerYlca; 645 Programint 11.30 Bunday Reciul"; 100 ABC aw n^w4 vi^™*™. BofJUßary: 647 Sunset Serenade: of EvoluUon; All StaUons: 1.15 xitit*. 22J!^i%FnS?iJ£ 7 The N«ws; 7.10 Nwrstalk; 7.1» Programm. Summary; 117 Doris281 words
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Miscellaneous1391 1960-05-29 14 I W v. CC KN7 TOM C i//f£ BE M 6 wEPT TO NURSEMAID rO»f US' I"N CWKR.LIE JkKC SU^CAMkE THE HAK7 -iJ i \j/ y 1 "Ql? T ME^ icEE^ H'tt CPP nig CEET <kS LO»»S »9 SLgy WAY in OUR. PROFESSION- AS CAMERA .jl 'JW >M^ 'I M\1,391 words
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Article, Illustration748 1960-05-29 17 EDUCATION. WHAT CRIMES ARE COMMITTED IN THY NAME! It there something yei wait to know 1 Drop a Hie to the Knew Alls, Sueday Times. Tinea House. River Valley Road, Singapore 9 lid be aura of in answer. VyHbN you were in school how748 words
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Article, Illustration32 1960-05-29 17 TELL JANE ABOUT IT WHAT'S your problem? Write to Jane Lee and tell her about it. Address your letters: Miss Jane Lee, The Sundoy Times, Times House, Ri»er Valley Road, Singapore 9.32 words
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Article882 1960-05-29 17 WY GIRL and I have been going steady for a year. Lately she told me to forget her, but when I said I love her she agreed to continue as before. But she seems to have changed, and even lies to me nov. I882 words
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Advertisement358 1960-05-29 17 %l 0, I r h your pretty dresses with our ATTRACTIVE JEWELLERY Latest Creation* Our superlative quolity ond skilled workmanship will add to your ckorm. You get this guarantee when you buy from us. Choose your ideal gift or for your proud possessor* from our stock or over ONE THOUSAND358 words
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Advertisement326 1960-05-29 17 Yes, the secocd man has Asthma, too. But because he always baa Ephazone handy he knows he can overcome any Asthma attack in io mwutn. The Ephiizone treatment is so simple; there is nothing to inject or inhale. Just swallow one tablet and in a few seconds relict begins. Ephazone326 words
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Advertisement2181 1960-05-29 18 THE SUNDAY PAGE FOR MOTORISTS lllllllllllllllllllllllllliaillllllllllllli! Illllllllllllilllllllllllll llllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll| CHAMPION V/ PETER LIM ROAD ,^^mMMMMmum^^-A -_i 97> TrrT|p a '.Ply _«_tf_^_fl_^l HrMHt TLb I INo IHL TMI WORLDS FAVOURITE J^ 4?~^\ BB^'^\^^^^^^% s-»«piucs f^ /AYaVT H^ \_V CITROEN ID 19 full firing r*m*r. Nw^/ \V X MMMHHrV I »W3*' Put (hampiooN2,181 words
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443 1960-05-29 19 MOK SIN PIN - MOK SIN PIN By Singapore, Saturday pENANC. Johore. Malacca and Selangor have entered strong team* for this year's Singapore Open Badminton Championships and they Mrm expected to take most of the major titles away. Penong, with their three-strong team of Khoo Eng Huoh,443 words
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Article44 1960-05-29 19 PARIS. Sat. Miss Darlene Hard, of United States, beai V Ramirez of Mexico. 6-3. 6-4 in the women's singles final of the French International lawn tennis championships todu\ Miss Hard won In bl minute* to gain her first major title. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article36 1960-05-29 19 HONG KONG. Sat— Irapuato I of Mexico, were oeaten 2-1 by a Hong Kong Chinese eleven at soccer here tonight. The tourists are on a round-the-world tour which includes Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article35 1960-05-29 19 ALDKRSLEY. Sa;. British Olympic .spi int hope Peter Radtord equalled the accepted world word for the 100 yards clocking 9.3 seconds in winning the final of the Staffordshire county championship here today. U.P.I.UPI - 35 words
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Article40 1960-05-29 19 PORTRVSH. Northern Island. Sal. Ireland's Joe Carr became the first golfer in modern history to »m the British Amateur c ham- pionship three times when he beat Bob Cocnran. of U.S. and '< In the final today.— U.P.l.40 words
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350 1960-05-29 19 NORMAN SIEBEL - SOLUTION UKSL V IN MERDEKA STADIUM CLASH NORMAN SIEBEL By Kuala Lumpur, Sat. CEDERATION of Malaya Combined Schools Sports Council officials ore willing to meet Football Association of Malaya officials "anywhere, anytime" to find a solution to a closh of bookings for the Merdeko Stadium in August which may result350 words
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Article224 1960-05-29 19 Costly fall for Jegathesan SINGAPORE. Sat. M. Jegathesan. the Federations 17-year-old middledistance runner, was the most disappointed competitor at the Anglo Chinese School's athletic meet at Farrer Park today. Jegathesan. who was strongly favoured to win the schools individual championship, stumbled and fell within 15 yards of winning the 220224 words
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Article499 1960-05-29 19 V DIVISION 100 yds. 1. Victor Yoog, 2 Kok Ah Keong. 3. Chia Boon Siong. 10-1 sec irecord); 220 yds 1. Victor Yong. 2 Kon Ah Keonc. 3. Chia Boon Siong. 22 Ssec record >; 440 yd- 1. M Jegathesan 2 Du\id Pang. 3. Pederick499 words
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Article127 1960-05-29 19 LONDON. Sat— Tea scores In today's cricket matches were: At Uriv Middlesex 240-5' <R Gale 59 S Ravsell 19) versus j Bcmersei (.rufvnd; Kent 225-4 Lean 79 no* out. P. Joi.es 67 noi I HH BsMB. At Nunntan: Perb\>lnre 237-4 i Lee 12« i versus Wsnuickshire 'W«ree%t*r:Reuter - 127 words
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Article404 1960-05-29 19 Tony's win decides match CINCAPORE, Sat.— Police's promising featherweight j Anthony Pereira was the happiest winner in tonight Sultan of Pahang's Trophy boxing match between S.A.B.A and Combined Ser-| vices in aid of the Nation- al Theatre Fund. For Anthony's effective and j accurate punching won him his fight againstReuter - 404 words
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Advertisement323 1960-05-29 19 I C T W% I C w I 9 I II O i mm mmXmmm^ J^k Jr M Mr A "A beautiful picture of health, the youngest g^SjEQcgJB B^__^Bi Chan— God bless him! Mother doing fine too. The V^^^VJ^^JJJJJJJJ* Doctor put Mrs. Chan on MARMITE before he jgjhL arrived said323 words
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Miscellaneous199 1960-05-29 19 SOCCER: Malaya Cup (southern zonei competition Singapore v Neprl Sembilan. Jaian Bess r 10. 10 p.m Friendly Kii.iLsa v Starlight Rangers. Farrer Park CRICKET: S.C.A. senior tournament Police v I A Thomson Road: SRC v RAF. padang; CSC. v Army. Bulestier Road: University v s.C.C Sepoy Line; Junior A S.C.C.199 words
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Article575 1960-05-29 20 SAUL JOSHUA - SAUL JOSHUA By Singapore. Sat. 011 form they should beat Negri Sembilan THE Singapore soccer feam begins it's "title or bust" mission in the Malaya Cup competition tomorrow when they play Negri Sem bilan in a South zone tie at Jalan Besar Stadium i (Kick-off575 words
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Article, Illustration58 1960-05-29 20 MAXWELL'S centre forward All Yusoff beats Sukaramai goalkeeper Marispan in this mid-air tussle but failed to score during play in Friday's S.A F.A. League Div. One match at Jalan Besar stadium, which Maxwell won 1-2. Anxiously watching them are Ahmad Dollah (right). Salim Awaits; and58 words
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170 1960-05-29 20 PENANC FA TO MAKE A CHANGE IN SIDE DENANG, Sot Penanq must fight hard and beat Combined Services tomorrow if they ore to stay in the hunt for the Malayo Cup this year Penaug. who arew 3-3 with Kedah at Alor Star last week, are expected to field their strongest170 words
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1206 1960-05-29 20 Deadheat by Rao Rajah and Barracuda I/UALA LUMPUR, Sot. In one of the most exciting finishes seen at an amateur meeting in Malaya, Barracuda, with Vocke astride, and Rao Rajah, Wauchope up, flashed past the post together in the Div. Two Deletion Derby over 7f here today. The judges declared1,206 words
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Article268 1960-05-29 20 IPOH. Sat. Coleman Street, a recent winner at Penang, did a stylish workout at Ipoh this morning when official training for the Derby meeting began. Galloping conditions were ideal. Coleman Street was hardly off his bit when he reeled off 3f in 38 3/5. Only268 words
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